CRESTVIEW — Shoal River Middle School is no stranger to fundraisers that get people moving, like its annual Annelise's Wild Mustang Run.

It just hasn’t done it like this before.

The Wet and Wild Mustang 5K is Saturday, Sept. 14 at the school.

"We are ... going to have the school's sprinklers system on (during the event)," physical education teacher Ryan Gillis said. "(Participants) will get wet."

Attendees are encouraged to bring water guns and soak other participants. Refill stations will be set up along the route.

"We thought this would be a great way to show off our school and get people out and be active,” Gillis said.

And to support school programs. Funds raised from the 5K will benefit the football and cross country teams.

Although this 5K is more fun than competition, Gillis said an individual could record his or her running time with a stopwatch.

The school will have a post-race party with concessions, water slides and music.

"It's a fun run," Gillis said. "We just want people to bring their water gun and a smile."

Want to go?

What: Wet and Wild Mustang 5K Run

Where: Shoal River Middle School, 3200 Redstone Ave.

When: 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14

Cost: $20, children ages 15 and younger; $25 for participants 16 and up. Visit bit.ly/1a5LVc9 to register. Alternatively, visit bit.ly/ZEUe87 for a printable registration form. Participants who register by Sept. 9 get a T-shirt.